Now Modi But Post-Nov 10, Nitish Will Bow Before Tejashwi: Chirag Paswan
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The third and last phase of polling is to be held in Bihar Assembly Elections which will be held on November 7. But in this election, the rivalry between Lok Janshakti Party President Chirag Paswan and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar is increasing. On Thursday, Chirag Paswan called Nitish Kumar the most corrupt Chief Minister in the history of Bihar. Chirag said that the Prime Minister, whom Nitish Kumar was not tired of criticising,..today he is not tired of bowing before him.
Chirag further said that Nitish's love and greed towards CM's chair is clearly visible and to save his chair, Nitish Kumar will be seen bowing before Tejashwi Yadav after November 10.
On Tuesday, while Nitish Kumar was addressing an election rally in Harlakhi Assembly, some angry people from the crowd hurled onions at him. Chirag also reacted sharply to the incident, saying that instead of calling people nearby and listening to their problems, Nitish Kumar instigated the people and said, ‘Keep throwing, I don't care’, adding that he doesn’t appreciate the way Kumar reacted. The noise of campaigning for the third and final phase of Bihar assembly elections will stop at 6 pm on Thursday. On 7 November, voting will be held in 78 seats in 15 districts and before this final battle, all political parties have invested their full strength. The last phase has become very interesting with the entire cabinet of Bihar government and many veteran leaders jumping into the election fray. The fortunes of the 11 ministers of the ruling party and the opposition leaders will be decided in this phase. Everyone's eyes are on the public who she blesses on the 10th.
On Tuesday, while Nitish Kumar was addressing an election rally in Harlakhi Assembly, some angry people from the crowd hurled onions at him. Chirag also reacted sharply to the incident, saying that instead of calling people nearby and listening to their problems, Nitish Kumar instigated the people and said, ‘Keep throwing, I don't care’, adding that he doesn’t appreciate the way Kumar reacted. The noise of campaigning for the third and final phase of Bihar assembly elections will stop at 6 pm on Thursday. On 7 November, voting will be held in 78 seats in 15 districts and before this final battle, all political parties have invested their full strength. The last phase has become very interesting with the entire cabinet of Bihar government and many veteran leaders jumping into the election fray. The fortunes of the 11 ministers of the ruling party and the opposition leaders will be decided in this phase. Everyone's eyes are on the public who she blesses on the 10th.
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